Of the three people arrested, Nathaniel Thomas was charged as an adult, and his attorney is seeking a plea deal. Montgomery said, however, it was unlikely Thomas would testify against the administrators, as part of a deal.

"We have no information to suggest that that could happen." said Montgomery.

As the Statute of Limitations in this case is seven years, once a victim or witness turns 18, they can decide, on their own, to come to authorities with evidence, and reopen the case, even as an earlier plea for people to come forward fell on deaf ears.

"Well, it sends a terrible message that you're going to place the integrity of a youth sports program above the safety of the participants," said Montgomery. "It's a misguided notion of loyalty."

School District to implement changes

Meanwhile, Chandler Unified School District has made some changes, and added newly required training to protect kids from hazing in the future, including remodeled locker rooms, increased supervision, an anti-hazing training video, more training on inappropriate behavior, training on mandatory reporting, and an online survey.

As for the school's principal and athletic director, school district officials say they are working at the district office, and their future with the high school has not been decided.